Greenbuild Supply’s LSZH Cable Management System Powers Kidston Pumped Hydro Project
Greenbuild Supply is proud to announce its contribution to a cleaner energy future by supplying its high-quality, LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) conduit and conduit fittings to the groundbreaking Kidston Pumped Hydro Energy Storage (PHES) project in Queensland. These essential components will form the backbone of the electrical infrastructure, ensuring safety and sustainability at this major renewable energy project.
Developed by Genex Power Ltd, the Kidston PHES project is poised to become one of Australia’s largest pumped hydro energy storage facilities. Aligning seamlessly with Greenbuild Supply’s dedication to sustainable solutions, the project champions renewable energy and grid stability.
Rob Taylor, Managing Director at Greenbuild Supply, expressed his enthusiasm: “We’re thrilled to be chosen to provide our LSZH conduits and fittings to such a significant and forward-thinking project like Kidston PHES. Our cable management range meets the strictest safety standards, and its approval for this vital infrastructure underscores its quality and dependability.”
LSZH conduit pipes, known for exceptional fire resistance, produce minimal smoke and zero toxic halogen gases in case of fire, making them the perfect choice for safety-critical projects like Kidston PHES. Furthermore, using LSZH conduit complements the project’s environmental focus by avoiding harmful substances.
Greenbuild Supply’s involvement in the Kidston PHES project showcases its commitment to fostering renewable energy growth in Australia. By providing superior, sustainable products, Greenbuild Supply is playing a key role in shaping a cleaner and more reliable energy future for the nation.
Quick Facts – Kidston Pumped Hydro Energy Storage Project:
- Capacity: 250MW/2000MWh
- Developer: Genex Power Ltd
- Location: Former gold mine site in Queensland, Australia
- Purpose: Provide reliable, dispatchable renewable energy to the grid and support the integration of more renewable energy sources